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=== some hints ===
=== some hints ===
* do not change zm_admin user (seems to be hardcoded somewhere)
* repository is [http://www.liquid-co.de/pub/suse/repositories/11.3/ on www.liquid-co.de] but there is also a one-click-install
* repository is [http://www.liquid-co.de/pub/suse/repositories/11.3/ on www.liquid-co.de] but there is also a one-click-install
* use the MP version (uses libs from packman)
* Also needed: apache and mysql server installed and started (but no special configuration except maybe running mysql_secure_installation - does some one time mysql initialisations)
* Also needed: apache and mysql server installed and started (but no special configuration except maybe running mysql_secure_installation - does some one time mysql initialisations)
* run zm_database_init as root
* run zm_database_init as root
* use the MP version (uses libs from packman)
* do not change zm_admin user (seems to be hardcoded somewhere)
* zm can be started from web interface or /etc/init.d/zm during boot or rczm manually
* zm can be started from web interface or /etc/init.d/zm during boot or rczm manually
* dont try tar install:
** lots of dependencies (some only cpan or download, no rpm).
** Needs a gentoo source patch and a manual add of #include <cstdio>
** lots of configure options required for error free compile

Revision as of 13:43, 30 November 2010

ZoneMinder install

use this rpm based install documentation

some hints

  • repository is on www.liquid-co.de but there is also a one-click-install
  • use the MP version (uses libs from packman)
  • Also needed: apache and mysql server installed and started (but no special configuration except maybe running mysql_secure_installation - does some one time mysql initialisations)
  • run zm_database_init as root
  • do not change zm_admin user (seems to be hardcoded somewhere)
  • zm can be started from web interface or /etc/init.d/zm during boot or rczm manually
  • dont try tar install:
    • lots of dependencies (some only cpan or download, no rpm).
    • Needs a gentoo source patch and a manual add of #include <cstdio>
    • lots of configure options required for error free compile